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NEW MANAGEMENT
The industry is constantly
changing - so your company had better keep up. And keep up
profitability.
Tutorials
Enabling Convergence
Room 201
Monday, 2:30 - 3:45 pm
Exciting new content…many different
platforms…lots of options for the consumer. How do you manage
the many – literally thousands – of relationships and digital
properties involved? Learn how all industry segments can
drive towards fast, simple and consistent ways to identify
ownership, designate usage options, track and, of course, get
paid for their content.
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Host: |
Jen Dangar
Vice President, New Media Distribution Affiliate
Sales & Marketing
Discovery Networks |
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Speaker: |
John Ticer
VP Product Marketing
NeuStar, Inc. |
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Managing the MSO Marketing
Relationship: Secrets Revealed
Room 311
Monday, 2:30 - 3:45
pm
Discover the insider’s view. Find out how to
develop and maintain effective working relationships with the
key customers, the MSO community. Explore ways that MSOs and
programmers can work together in developing new media and new
product approaches. How can programmers help drive new RGUs for
cable companies, while at the same time growing their own
business? The session also prepares programmers for developing
2007 marketing plans and budgets.
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Speakers: |
Nancy Heffernan
Director of Video Marketing Management
Cox Communications |
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Vicki Lins
Vice President, Marketing and Communications
Comcast Spotlight |
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Jerry McKenna
VP, Strategic Marketing
CableONE, Inc. |
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Moderator: |
Bob Rose
EVP Affiliate Relations
Court TV |
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Profiting from a
Multicultural Strategy
Room 204
Monday, 2:30 - 3:45 pm
Albert
Einstein once said: "Insanity is doing the same thing over
and over again and expecting different results." Well, you
don't have to be an "Einstein" to be successful in
multicultural segments, but it does call for a bit of
marketing science. Get out of your marketing rut and tap
into the enormous revenue potential of multicultural
markets. Hear how Cablevision found the winning formula in
the multicultural markets for stand-alone products and
Triple Play in the African-American and Hispanic markets.
Learn how NBC Universal Cable helped connect with Latinos
through a mix of old-fashioned value propositions and strong
doses of emotion. See the thinking, the bumps in the road
and the results in this eye-opening session jam-packed with
tips you can use to help you to create your own
multicultural marketing plan - regardless of the segments
you're targeting.
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Host: |
Lynette Pinto
Vice President Marketing
NBC Universal |
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Speakers: |
Pedro Blanco
President & Chief Creative Officer
Blanco-Lorenz Entertainment Branding |
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William Ortiz
President
GlobalWorks
Multicultural Division |
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Breakouts
New Approaches to Measuring Marketing ROI Across
Disciplines
Room Ballroom B
Tuesday, 2:30 - 3:45 pm
Whether you call it ROI, ROMO or ROMI, these
future-focused, advanced analytic and modeling tools will help
you connect dollars spent with measurable returns and
successful outcomes. The panel will present new and tested ways
of looking at marketing investment performance across different
business disciplines and their intersections, including customer
acquisition and retention, audience development, affiliate
relations and ad sales.
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Panelists: |
Rachel Brook
Engagement Director
Insight Partners (a MediaCom division) |
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Charlie Collier
EVP, General Manager, Ad Sales
Court TV |
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Tony Maldonado
VP, Acquisition & Marketing Sciences
Cox Communications, Inc. |
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Tricia Melton
SVP, Entertainment Marketing
Turner Broadcasting System |
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Moderator: |
Steven J. Schiffman
EVP Marketing & New Media
National Geographic Channel |
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Change Happens: Own It... Or
Else
Room Ballroom C
Tuesday, 4:15 - 5:30 pm
By design or by default, change happens—it’s how
we choose to work in it and through it that makes the
difference. Our change experts have tailored the direction of
this session based on responses to a needs analysis survey that
was recently completed by future session attendees. Included in
the program will be a customized examination of the art and
science of change, exercises to help you understand the
challenges of change, and speakers who will share their
expertise in organizational change.
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Panelists: |
Gregg Baron
President
Success-Sciences |
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Lisa Gersh
COO
Oxygen |
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Jim Morgan
SVP of Human Resources
Insight |
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Moderator: |
Phil McRae
SVP, Sales Operations & Business Services
Comcast |
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The Ultimate Question -
Driving Good Profits and True Growth
Room Ballroom A
Wednesday, 2:30 - 3:45 pm
Fred Reichheld literally wrote the book on
creating loyalty and now his target is companies who are
addicted to bad profits. These corporate steroids boost
short-term earnings but burn out employees and alienate
customers. They undermine growth by creating legions of
detractors – customers who sully the firm’s reputation and
switch to competitors at the earliest opportunity. Reichheld
shows how to reverse the equation, turning customers into
promoters who generate good profits and true, sustainable
growth.
The key: one simple question – Would you recommend
us to a friend? — The answer allows companies to track promoters
and detractors and produces a clear measure of an organization’s
performance in its customers’ eyes. Analysis shows that, on
average, increasing this Net Promoter Score (NPS) by a
dozen points versus competitors can double a company’s growth
rate.
Read The Ultimate Question and come prepared to
debate how NPS can apply to your company.
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Speaker: |
Fred Reichheld
Director Emeritus & Bain Fellow
Bain& Company
Author of The Ultimate Question: Driving Good Profits and
True Growth |
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Reactors: |
Pam Murrin
Vice President Research and Database Marketing
Time Warner Cable |
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Scott Westerman
Regional Vice President, East Iowa/North Illinois
Mediacom Communications |
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that is open only to employees of cable companies who
participate in the CTAM Corporate Fund. Photo ID and Summit badge required.
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